I’ve recently become a press-on manicure stan. As someone who never lets her unmanicured nails see the light of day, I find that press-on nails can look totally natural — and they’re a lifesaver when I need a fresh manicure ASAP. Whenever I'm done wearing my press-ons, though, I’m always faced with the same question: How do I take them off without damaging my natural nails? To solve my predicament once and for all, I turned to celebrity nail artist Gina Edwards. Keep reading to learn the right way to remove all types of press-on nails.How Do You Remove Press-On Nails at Home?Step 1: Use a Good GlueThe first step in correctly removing your press-on nails actually happens before the removal process begins, explains Edwards. To ensure a seamless removal, you want to make sure you’re using a good glue that won’t cause damage to your nails. For instance, the Kiss Brush-On Nail Glue is made for easy application and removal. Plus, it’s formulated with aloe vera to help keep your nails moisturized and protected.
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